An inaugural event giving young people the chance to showcase their barista skills has seen Inverurie Academy emerge as this year's champions.
The north-east firm was crowned winners in the Post-Commercial Deployment category for their WellSentinel technology.
Healthcare issues for long Covid sufferers including a youngster from Westhill have been raised by ministers.
The development of a hub for sporting excellence in Kellands Park will be a major step forward for Inverurie and the surrounding area.
A donkey from Turriff who lost his long-term companion has now found a new friend for life thanks to The Donkey Sanctuary.
Local councillors have commented on the news that overnight closures could be in the works for Hunly, Fraserburgh and Peterhead injury units.
Its another busy weekend in the north-east with Modelfest Scotland and the Cullen Skink World Championships taking place.
Death Trap continues Rambert’s focus on storytelling and characters, and features awe-inspiring performances by Rambert’s diverse company of dancers.
Crimestoppers has established the scheme to give the public an anonymous and confidential route to report concerns.
49 exhibitors from the north-east and Moray are set to participate in this year’s competition under the eye of judge Derek Nelson.
Sulmara, which has an office in Westhill, will deploy the Vos Gorgeous a 60m multi-purpose vessel, to carry out geophysical investigation.
A strong first half showing helped the home side claim a victory over the visitors from Stonehaven.
Drivers on the A96 between Pitmachie and Kellockbank are advised of delays in both directions while recovery work takes place.
Owners or long-term tenants of land or property may need to submit an entry to a new register designed to provide clarity over who controls land.
Scientists at Aberdeen University have been awarded funding to further develop their pioneering technology to evaluate the habitability of Mars.
Officers believe that a video is circulating of people at the school at the relevant times that the incident occurred.
Ellon will be left with no banks while only TSB branches remain in the other two locations, with politicians raising concerns over banking provision.
There is a continuing risk of flooding of coastal roads and promenade areas on Wednesday due to high tides.
Young people may be missing out on help because they don’t realise they’re carers.
The latest report from Education Scotland has praised the work being done at Kinellar Primary in Blackburn.
